KMOX's Kevin Killeen goes in depth after two hundred pounds of "magic mushrooms" are seized in St. Charles County. Kevin speaks with the St. Charles County Sheriff's Department about the situation, drugs that are on the rise, and the long term effects of the psychedelics.

Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Ackerman and Daniel talking about the first two games against the Padres and how he is adjusting to life as the manager.

Dr. Bob Farmer, Vice President of Medical Affairs Southern Illinois Health Foundation at Touchette Regional Hospital joins Carol and Tom talking about the doctor shortage and how every hospital is looking and especially at Touchette.

History teacher at Belleville West High School Cindy Oberle-Dahm joins TIAM talking about if it is time to give teachers a gun in order to help protect with these shootings.

Jefferson County Deputy Zach Faulkner joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about his experience as an officer and being shot while serving a warrant on a murder suspect las year.

A lot of people are using buy now pay later with everything from shoes, electronics and even travel plans KMOX's Megan Lynch why everyone is doing it but also something people might not know is that it is pay every other week.

KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with SLU Care general internist Dr. Fred Buckhold about being infected with Covid multiple times and how often it could happen.

Executive Vice President & General Manager of World Wide Technology Raceway, Chris Blair, joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel, to talk about the first-ever, sold-out event for the track, for the Enjoy Illinois 300 Presented by TicketSmarter.  (Image Courtesy WWTR)

Fred Bodimer has the latest with Covid variants

It has been a problem for awhile now. You are in need of help and you get put on hold by 9-1-1 dispatchers. KMOX's Maria Keena talked with a high ranking St. Louis Police officer on what progress has been made with hiring 9-1-1 operators.